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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
CHIcAGo CONGREGNrIONAL MINISTERS.


THEY EULOGHE MR. BEECHFR IN THE HIGHEST
TERMs-TwO DISSENTING VOICES.
CHIC ,Go March II (Spec,ab. Owing TO the storm OF
adverse criticism which followed the action OF :he Con-
gregatonal ministers week the attendance today
was large The Rev. Dr. L. +. Williams OF the south
Church, introduced paper eulogzing Henry ward
Beechcr IN the highest terms. Among other Things IL
said
Since we separated last Monday morning Henry War,
Beehcr the foremost citizen Of the Republic has eh,ete,
into r' For hs cen,u 's o sr 'i in o. anv Of the cen.
turtles SINCE Chysosioh N, godehhouheu, Nu , as aS
pen De has failed To ad ms country IN her Tune OF heeu
nor 10 ruke her shortcomings IN Lsr HsEs 81 & tat
God permitted him renter England during the gioomy
10 hat In him nemperance slavery MONOPOLY selh'hnes'
Ia every form always found relentless enemy
II closed as follows:
with afu memories OF the no'est work Of his nobest
year, wte4ls lis gave anu bid AA rest III
louoi aud peace.
pr Hammond. who opposed the resolution OF condo
cuce declared against the present paper bnt he ana one
other minister were the only ones who voted against III
MINISTERS PAY TRIBUTE TO MR.. BEECHER.
PHI ,prIruf,. March li.--At the meeting to-day OF
the Philadelphia Conference OF Baptist Ministers the fol
lowing report from committee was unanimously
adopted:
While attempting or full estimate OF sr Beechcrs
genius, character wonderful life work hold IN lasting
regard his preemineut gifts OF mind ana heart ana nls
to God Although not agreeing with all OF MS published
fpag
tegrty purpose and the uplifting power Ot MS eloquent
and ministry. We admire his great cathoIcy
spirit which looking upon humanity a. me Object Gl s
love rose far bounds OF sect ana ro0ccd IN .e
fruits of life wherever found We recommend mat
COPY minute duly signed by the officers OF hls con-
ference forwarded the afflicted church and The DeeaVed
family.
At a meeting this morning OF Methodist Episcopal
preachers the following was offered by the Rev. j. s. j.
Mcdonnell:
P,soirsd That tho members ot the Methodist Episcopa
Church In Philadelphia and vicinity share IN common WI a
other branches Church Of Jesus Christ in the general
dtCcdse OF that great ahu eolet
minister OF Gospel Rev. Henry NaId Beecher late
the honored pastor OF the fyhOun
Church rooklyn hereby beg permission 10 assure
his family profound Christian sympathy win them ID
their bereavement
The Rev I. Barnes contended that Mr. Beecher began
s an orthodox minister but within few years had rep-
dated blood aonement and the doctrine OF the resurec-
ton OF the body lie stated that Mr. Beecher was n
believer I'm probation after death and also Univeras
Although hc had been great man and did great ln n
IA patriot and the emancipation or fhe saves YET '
Barnes did not have mucn Of an opinion OF MN "S an
orthodox minister OF Jesus Christ during ae years
Mr. Mcconnell said that the resolution was not ah un
aunned Endorsement oil all OF Mr. Boechers theOioeca
views. 90 -
The paper was adopted by vote OF yeas 20, nays9
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NETWORK, DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. MARCH Is 1887

said yesterday that the Of the League have reoes
letter from the prcsidcnt Of prom,nsnt college, stating
nsi there viii DO 20 less than Twenty competitors sr tns
81 this importan. that stadents should ssnd teir manu-
scripts ut tbs earliest posabie In order 70 secure ne
necessary careful consideration 1t 10 doubtful Will DO
possible TO consider any sent In after May /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
mr. WISH
From Bd6yho0d.

Georsiana being reused the privilege OF inviting n
l,yafe from over the way, felt decidedly lonesome
81 wish / had been made III Two paris sho sam,
WHY so ~ asked her mamma. astbnshri why, then
could go out ana run uD ana u0"n ana NAV WIN
my SELF" the reply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
ON .soou1 LIFE At pR1ycrroy.v

PRmcEroS ~ j., March Ii (SpeeiaD The prize Of $50
gisen by Lippine0fs Magazine for the best article On
Social Life at Princeton" has been awarded to E. H.
Hopkins es The article will appear on March 81 The
eext OF the college series VIII be "socidl Lie az
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paper was aaoptea by a vote OF yeas 90 nays Q.
uoNoR1yG MR.. BEEcHER AT ALBANY.

Albany March IL-In the Assembly tonight Mr.
Bacon speaking to resolutions eulogisc OF MI Beecher
said: The world has lost great man and great men
are few He does not belong to biography at all History
claims him. In times the most eNehIul III history nc
has the high place Loved Of God honored OF men, Win
n fame ~ broad Us the boundaries OF the earth. 80,
Mr. IOngey said: Brooklyn without Beecher Is IKE
the earth without the He gave 1t light wisdom ana
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT fSDICArGoN3-Foa 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON. March fi.-For New-England, New-Tork'
Pennsylvania New-Jersey Delaware aud Maryland
fair weather. colder, northorly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

Lieutenant Powell was A native Of the District OF
columbia IIo entered tho signal Corps rom inc
Army in 1873. receiving commission a. S'ie'''''''
-, ,-a,,,r +, --o bc WA, made a second lieutenant.
H. hal -, cxc,ll,nt record a. an indications officer.
, sbort time oso ne Offend his resignation ~ orHer
~ enter The weather service Of the lnon P'cln'
UD,i,r,,i IL wa not accepted. however but ho wa,
in' ,,j r nrrc.t ON "A charge Of having duplicated
his nav accounts. Ito VIZ Nv ~, ~ ~, 'Gto,ts ~
lied A. hg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
souIu BENp, Ind. March /, 1887.

oVl II lINIt III. .IAIVII T. INoI,
H. IT, Johns Mfg o.,
IS Maiden Lane New. York.
We have in use fifty thousand feet Of yonr asbestos
rooHhg IL or eight In met the ar-esi par.
of or mammoth plow works are covered with ami shan
want muic.
south Bend Chilled piow 90,
j. Z. KNOKiOCk. lresilont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

TIM Never Snnen Co.. Limiied. ., . 49,.
" have lust completed extensive alterations 10 tncr
nremises win Ihe result that persons contemplating
BUILDING or MAKING ALTERATIONS 10 ttcIt
pIITMBING will lind a visit 10 their new showtoo..s
most suggestive and interestingly series OF hVoE.
BATHROOMS. ntted up and furnished sultaoie w
di9erent classes OF houses being novel feature
ls CIIFF.ST near FL LION, NEN.iORh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

Ir>cunrEG. Va, March 1L-Willis =. Bocock twice
General Of THIS state and member OF the CON
tlutIonol convention in 1880, died this morning III AP
rnrnntioX County ut the age Of eighty years.
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Post Once Notice.

rt Gardner Pine Needle Extract and soap made from
fresh Young Pine Leaves make and keep tho skin healthy
'AN'" '~N0 PARK x IILEORD, Agents
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WHERE TIE CARDIFF GIANT EEPosrS


To the EdifOr Of The Trt6WHc.
SIR: Noticing I'm TIE 1RrBrNE lament upon
the rcrihcd fame Of the Carin Giant and statement
that it was lying forgotten and alone in Texan to"n
would say that the said giant Is the properly o'
Mrs. G. O. Colt Of Ttchbury. Mass, ana IN hcr %
session in the same place The famous giant j. hiiS
rcpo-nc. waiting for a new generation To sp.n[ w
TO do him homage. oIh'' "'''-A-
49, .l.I Mnrr -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

MR. DIssh0RE TO KEEP TIE ACADEMY
The report that syndicate going to buy the Academy
Of Music from W. b. Dnsmorc In the interests OF tho Ma
fonal Opera Company has but q small factor OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

Special Notices.
A. "Ony Eight Days More to see
this great collection in its entirety"
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
DAM o6AND7.3O TO Top. NJ
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
THEAT STEWART ART COLLECTION
FAMOUS PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE.
SERVES DRESDEN. MINToY.
r6 G05At T2Scgi[Ssssq $ sS3 fESsaEfs
5s2Sfts ;EtHH H fr fIkSf
A TgE PSl M2f@t% RESfRyE 9F 5fSc r.
H E5G. hx EdtTSH t5 PPTAs 2sTAHE ~
a spkYA AE PEf6AS EERSzx
INGS' G MheSE II 3 ANn 20 Al
admission BY card only. No reserved seats.
CONTINUING MONDAY, MARcH2 %, AND FOLLOW
AHE&f 4 Sc AFE eAhEgIFf xrrno
EDIrioSt PRICE. 81 BY MAIL, 81 ~
SPECIAL NOTICE. rv
Prints y @ Sc ps SS1 by u9rsoS
the American Art Galleries ana are sooIony Oh 'h' '
AMERICAS Art ASSOCIATION Managers
THOMAS L. KIRBY. Auctioneer.
A. William r. Moore. inctioiesn
300 FIFrI AVENUE
MODERN PAINTINGS
Ex.aovE5E fs SS5jif!,'s sIP'RAeUE
Selected principally by -
MR. THOMAS ROBINSON, .
cons mainly works OF the French SCHOOL, INCUR
productions OF the
GREAT MASTERS OF FRENCH AKi.
tocether with te works OF the best known American
AMONG THE ARTISTS REPRESENTED ARE
Boud.n Boggs Breton. Beard Bonlanger Braitn Bro"a
Harriet Cole. COrOt. CourDet, Daubigny & j. anu
lsaDey, JacQue, La
touche Meyer. Won Bremen
Michel, Pasin. Richet,
Robert Feury
Robinson, R0us.
seau Zlem.
Now on exhibition day and evening.
SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ENENiNOs
MARCH II and Is at oCL0Gh. -.
An Exccutrix sale.
ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
Al
ORTGIEs ART GALLERIES
sis AND si7 BROADWAY. NETWORK,
The Worksof
wNI. BLISS BAKER DECEASED,
consisting Of
FINISHED PICTURES AND STUDIES.
To he sold at auction, without reserve by order OF tas
executrx.
on THURSDAY EVENING MARcHlI
7:3O O'CLOCK.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers
THOMAS F. KIRBY CONDUCTING SALE.
oRTGIEs e CO, Auctionecrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

GREAT INTEREST IA TIL TARIFF QUESTION
The secretary the American Protective Tarid League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
trrr.rry,yT JOSEPH :. POWELL

WASHINGTON. March 1L-Lleut'nant Joseph ;.
po,rcu of the signal corps. died in this city about
10 o'clock this morning from sottcnins Of tho brain
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been selling Dr. kings New Discovery,
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DIED.

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THE VIRGINIA FREE pRrss--rHE OLD raM1t JOURNAL.
CHURCH SOTE

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I--.r--.ss -sz- T.s- Dr. EsT- glEas -1sEcsr-i'-c-
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Bear n mind Ez-schz1n's = -zas-, .---l'-
-s-s s.r Ls5ss r1za-es7 md CD l-rsr's cl,Izs
- vel Il -sll1-s goods 1r- Nv pines
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sIv ~. we ira selling then 10 --s lowest
--.-es vsC know Of
ID Irz--ElEAv 4 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-11-10

TIL SIS All .t5- sr B-less IL
JONES PEEEdAEE-
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4 VACANT LOT

We HAVE ISL rseelrs'1 2 -.7T ll-- s-s,-,llii
w lzsUrrnlsrs -f -sc-.a Iii liar 5crzs-'.s
also T-cl. 1-,- Van B---s-ss-
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PUBLIC SALE
or TALCABLE
REAL ESTATE

WILL ee s,6I q, E-ers % s1s Cc'----Efl'lss
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F. FRIDAY DECEI[BER nd 1859,
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HOUSE AND LOIS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
Tho crisis In FrnEcs.

Tho sceudslous behavior OF his comm.
Law would not bs regarded es eulicien.
reaeon why Tho President Of the United
States should reoien HIS Office. II the
President were himself clean and guiltlees
his bilte1eas political enemy would not
think Of suggesting his resignation.
But our President is a very different
sort Of public officer from the President Of
the French Republic. In theory he is
chosen by the Electoral College, bu! it ia
well understood that i'll fact he 10 chosen
by tho people with little lees diractness
than though thoy voted for the Prssiden.
tisl nominee instead OF his representative
tho Electoral nominee. His Cabinet cfi-
cesr are not Responsible to Congress, and
we hayo had Presidento who seryed out
the term in the face OF the intense hostil-
ity Of Congress.
The French PRECEDENT is chosen by the
Senate and the Chamber OF Deputies. He
ind his Cabinet must get sloug with those
bodiea or somebody must get out OF Office.
Generally it is enough for the Ministry to
resign, but that will not do now, for no.
body ID bold enough in the face of feeling
and rival ambitions in the legislative
branch to undertake the forming Of a
Ministry for President Grevy.
And so the honest old sta.eaman must
give up tbs trust which he has adminis.
tered we'll. The disgrace ofhis aon.in.lsy
is the pretext Tor a move which dispoaes
o!s man who had a firm grip on tho Pres.
idcncy and the people. After Grovy tho
scramble. AID then what? The French
Republic restu on no very secure lourds.
finn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

Those who have not good .mss.prooi
cellars in which 10 store fruits and vegeta.
bles can eaeily and cheaply make q houso
that will answei the purpose admirably.
A room built with double walls, having o
two foot and a hall space between, board.
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cloaely filled With cut straw, . double ROOT
with d three foot upacc. and also 6lled
with straw, will maintain quito an even
temperature tho year round. Such
q room,is oil shat 10 needed for an Ice.
house, and now is the time TO he think.
Ing OF making ono for tbir purTosn.
The two ideaa will work toue;hc, we'll.
Both the fruit and the leo raed a low tom.
peraturo for their preeervatior, and ghas
provides 1t for ono will DO co for thu other
Therefore, eimply inclose more apsce, dl.
vide II into two parts, n ioY fruit and
vegetables, tho other for leo. A supply Of
Ice will greatly aid In preserving tho num'
NOR fruits, by aimply putting o piece In
| tho fruit room dsi!y. To be abloto KEEP
truits Iyesh for O long period 10 q aource o
profit, and to have . supply OF Ice durin.
the hot weather 10 q luxury 80 Cbesp)y OBJ
tanned that any Il of ordinary mean
can afford It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
You can smell come mems "snlles,
even when you can't see them.


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
wnEgL1so. ". VA. NovEnuE" 70, 1897
Ono Eu9ol Of Prohibition Voting.

Thoy haze played havoc with the color
line In Atlanta. Pompey's vote was
solicited by both parties to the prohibi.
ton controversy. Thoy reasoned with
him, told him he had tho game interest In
tho welfare Of that community Gs they
had, assured him that his vote would
count 40 much for tho right as that Of any
white mar.
Speakou Oh each aldo assured him pub.
licly thst tho o.hor side should not be
permitted TO Tighten him away from tho
p,ll,-as had rights and they would help
him to mainta;n them at the polling places
and in the courts.
This whits worlen Of the city coaxo6
him uad gave him iroe lunches. They
wore not ashamed to ba aeen talking to
him on the street bstoro the election OF
walking up to tho polls Nth him on cleo
ton day. Tisy treated him JUG. 80 they
t.aated the white voters. Ho voted CO he
pleased aud his vote Wa counted as he
poilcd 1t.
This wss q long stride. 1t may be thai
the color line was wipsd out for this time
only 80 far as tbs intention OF the white
voters Is concerned. But II tho white
mon OF the South get to doing this thing
'iar this day only" they will got tho col.
ored msn 30 educated in hiB rights SO
voIer that he will no. allow on exception
to DO made whoa 1t comes to voting fol
Congressman and Presidential Electorp
Tho colored man has shown tina! he car
lcarr when he has a fair chance.